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exactly... and these floors can get quite hot if requiredI believe from figures quoted by @Ajax123 on a previous thread unless I misunderstood that the porcelain expands more than the anhydrate
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exactly... and these floors can get quite hot if requiredI believe from figures quoted by @Ajax123 on a previous thread unless I misunderstood that the porcelain expands more than the anhydrate
exactly... and these floors can get quite hot if requiredI believe from figures quoted by @Ajax123 on a previous thread unless I misunderstood that the porcelain expands more than the anhydrate
Cant see what it has got to do with the screeder as to whether decoupling is needed or not.
how long has the screed been downGot a site meeting next week where the installation of a 200sqm floor will be discussed.
There are a handful of smaller rooms involved on the periphery, but the main area is basically T shaped. The bottom of the T is the entrance hall at around 26sqm, which opens up on the top line of the T as a rectangular room of around 80sqm.
This is a sand and cement screeded floor over water piped UFH.
The builder says no expansion joints are required and the screeder says no decoupling is required either.
I obviously have my own thoughts on the matter, but I wondered what the consensus was on here
Are those tiles 1200x600 chamboard gres Chris?
They were a florim porcelain, bang on size and cut a dream too 1200 x 600 and about 150m of them.Are those tiles 1200x600 chamboard gres Chris?
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